A hand holds a small Scatter Brainz toy figure of a muscular sumo wrestler with a pink textured top, angry expression, and red pants—perfect for fans of quirky boys' toys—against a plain brown background.

Scatter Brainz… Real Boys Toys

This last week Callum and Nathan have been playing with some real boys toys. They were sent some Scatter Brainz to try out. Were were sent a 8 pack and a 3 pack of Series 1 Scatter Brainz. Scatter Brainz have just been released, they will be on shelves very soon and I’m pretty certain they will be a toy that is on lots of Christmas lists this year.

The Scatter Brainz are a dart shaped toy, each dart has a unique character. The darts have a sticky squashed brain tip. 

A hand holds a small Scatter Brainz toy figure of a muscular sumo wrestler with a pink textured top, angry expression, and red pants—perfect for fans of quirky boys' toys—against a plain brown background.Four colourful Scatter Brainz plastic toy figures with illustrated bodies, green bases, and pink cylindrical heads stand on a wooden surface with a blurred background—perfect boys' toys for imaginative play.

Series 1 Scatter Brainz are sold in packs of 3 and 8. The 8 pack includes a Scatter Brainz target board.  There are rare and ultra rare Scatter Brainz hidden inside the packs.

A colourful Scatter Brainz game board titled "Babe Tooth's Turf" by Real Boys Toys, featuring sections like "GRAND SLAM," "FLY BALL," "2 POINTS," "OUT," and "FOUL." Rules and instructions appear on the left side.

Also soon available to buy is the Brain Bazooka and the Scatter Brainz Mental Case. The Brain Bazooka shoots up to 5 darts, it comes in two different styles and includes two exclusive dart characters. The Mental Case features a dart board that spins, four different targets, space for 50 darts, plus 4 exclusive toy Scatter Brainz.


Scatter Brainz toys will soon be available to buy from good toy retailers, the 8 pack is priced around £9.99.

A young boy with fair hair, wearing a yellow Mario Kart Wii T-shirt, holds up a small Scatter Brainz toy, standing in a room with wooden floors and boys’ toys scattered in the background.

All week Callum has been playing with the Scatter Brainz, both him and Nathan find them really funny (“because you can see their brain mummy” – oh silly me!!) the only thing they complained about them was that they lost some of their stickiness however I think if we had the tin to keep them in then they would last a lot longer and if the boys had remembered to replace the caps over the brainz once they’d finished playing with them too then I think they would have kept their stickiness a bit longer.

Overall the boys really liked them even if this was more the novelty factor they said they would definitely like more in the future and have certainly been eyeing up the dart gun as a must for their lists to Santa (which seem to be growing bigger and bigger)

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